SECURING PERSONAL DATA: THE “NEW” NORMAL
summary
Regulators log 270 meetings last year and issue seven guidance documents as institutions shift to remote work, contact‑tracing apps and temperature checks; companies deploy SIEM monitoring, rehearse incident‑response tabletop exercises, run DPIAs and tighten processor contracts, yet phishing and breaches surge. Designers find Bluetooth constrained by the Apple/Google API, pushing novel pseudonymization and even blockchain proposals for decentralised tracing. Vaccination‑passport plans raise questions about legal basis, proportionality and who may lawfully deny access to services.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 3:55The Restriction of Data Subject Rights
- 11:32Changes in Working Habits
- 16:46Incidence Response Plan
- 28:01What Is Compact Tracing
- 44:22European Registry
- 46:40Data Protection Impact Assessments
- 52:24The Blockchain
- 1:04:50Final Thought
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